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December 19, 2007

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Michael Blowhard writes:

Dear Blowhards --

Attention, dudes: Don't tick off a Thai woman!

Best,

Michael

posted by Michael at December 19, 2007




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Aha! So there's a flip side to that submissive Asian woman!

Posted by: Charlton Griffin on December 19, 2007 9:26 AM



Funny stuff! Too bad it had to be delivered within the standard format of the "downtrodden Asian woman" crapola. News reporters are creatures of habit no matter where in the world they are located, aren't they? You can always count on them to crap out the usual.

Thai girls have a lot of fire in them. This is a very good thing. If you don't want to get Bobbit-ized, then you should play the game above board, or get out of the game altogether.

Vengeance has a thousand faces. I recently played with a touring black blues musician. Although he's got 17 CDs out, he's barely making a living. How does he stay on tour? He's travelling on the blonde bed and breakfast circuit. In every locale, he's got a blonde honey who's paying the bills and providing the food and lodging, as well as probably taking care of the PR arrangements for the gigs.

Although you would think that both parties would readily accept the temporary status of these arrangements, I've witnessed some godawful breakups... usually involving the police and jail time. ("You mean, after all I've done for you, you're screwing some bitch up in Boston!")

Oh, well, if you prefer, you can live within a boring predictable relationship. All depends on what price you are willing to pay.

Posted by: Shouting Thomas on December 19, 2007 11:20 AM



Asian women are about as submissive as cyclones.

Posted by: PatrickH on December 19, 2007 5:12 PM






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